is a very safe place to be if you’re involved in an accident. It scores extremely well for protecting occupants in a crash, and is also kitted out with superb active safety technology that should help to ensure it’s not involved in accidents in the first place.
On the judging panel was Matthew Avery, chief research strategy officer with Thatcham Research, which is a major contributor to the Euro NCAP programme, both from a testing and protocol-development perspective.has made some bold claims about being super safe in the past, and they're really delivering on that promise," said Avery."In terms of the passive and active safety performance of the Tesla Model Y, there's no safer place to put your family.
The car’s camera-only Vision system was praised by the judges for its performance in preventing collisions with other cars and pedestrians in Euro NCAP track tests. And Tesla’s use of over-the-air-updates gives owners the reassurance that the Model Y parked on their driveway will benefit from constantly improved vehicle features and performance., a small electric SUV that the judges believe has the potential to bring high-end safety features to the mass market.